Foundation

Richmond, VA-based vocalist/songwriter Rob Huddleston, known for his use the punk music group Ann Beretta, also showcases his skills with slowed-down folk-influenced materials. Alongside help from close friends and studio music artists, he created Base, displaying that punks can perform more than simply play fast three-chord ditties. Base is really a heartwarming, significant project that targets musical fullness and lyrical Americana. Along with his fascination with music which range from John Mellencamp to Tom Waits, Huddleston got songs that he previously performed during single acoustic displays and place them jointly for an record. Having formerly caused Fueled by Ramen via Ann Beretta, it had been very clear after some prodding with the label that his brainchild would become more active. Foundation’s first discharge, a self-titled record, made an appearance early in 2001. While in no way unique, the record even so mingled the rousing using the introspective in a couple of good tunes fitted to playing on leading porch or at the neighborhood bar. From the tradition like this, Foundation’s prospect of success is obvious to see.